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January 18th, 2003
Arsenal have confirmed the signing of English left-winger Keiren Brooks. The winger was signed by the Gunners from Scottish side Livingston after scoring a hat-trick in the Scottish cup final match against Glasgow Celtic. The match, which was televised in Scotland, finished 3-2 to Livingston securing their place in the history books and Brooks had broken three records in that match: first ever hat-trick in a Scottish Cup final, youngest goalscorer in a Scottish Cup final at a young 15 years 75 days and the longest range goal in Scottish Cup history with that stunning second goal from 40 yards
March 23rd, 2005
Arsenal left-winger Keiren Brooks has been forced to retire from football due to a horrendous tackle from Charlton Atheltic defender Hermann Hreidarsson. The tackle has broken the hot prospect's leg in two places and he has been forced to retire due to the severity. Hreidarsson has recieved a 5 match ban for the horrendous tackle that we can only hope that no-one will do anything similar. Brooks was predicted to become one of the best in the world and had even scored 10 goals for his nation including a stunning volley against Lithuania. The Arsenal manager has offered Brooks a job in the Arsenal coaching system as an attacking coach and is hopefully set to enter the realms of management.
July 15th, 2012
Arsenal fans are left in disbelief as Arsene Wenger has resigned as Arsenal manager following a barren spell of 7 years without a trophy and has announced his very replacement, Keiren Brooks. Some of the older football fans may remember him as that hot prospect from 2004-ish with the potential to become what Messi is now but a horrendous tackle from Herman Hreidarsson ruined his entire career. Brooks had one thing to say at his press conference, 'I broke records as a player, I won't stop until I've broken all records as a manager.'
Arsenal have confirmed the signing of English left-winger Keiren Brooks. The winger was signed by the Gunners from Scottish side Livingston after scoring a hat-trick in the Scottish cup final match against Glasgow Celtic. The match, which was televised in Scotland, finished 3-2 to Livingston securing their place in the history books and Brooks had broken three records in that match: first ever hat-trick in a Scottish Cup final, youngest goalscorer in a Scottish Cup final at a young 15 years 75 days and the longest range goal in Scottish Cup history with that stunning second goal from 40 yards
March 23rd, 2005
Arsenal left-winger Keiren Brooks has been forced to retire from football due to a horrendous tackle from Charlton Atheltic defender Hermann Hreidarsson. The tackle has broken the hot prospect's leg in two places and he has been forced to retire due to the severity. Hreidarsson has recieved a 5 match ban for the horrendous tackle that we can only hope that no-one will do anything similar. Brooks was predicted to become one of the best in the world and had even scored 10 goals for his nation including a stunning volley against Lithuania. The Arsenal manager has offered Brooks a job in the Arsenal coaching system as an attacking coach and is hopefully set to enter the realms of management.
July 15th, 2012
Arsenal fans are left in disbelief as Arsene Wenger has resigned as Arsenal manager following a barren spell of 7 years without a trophy and has announced his very replacement, Keiren Brooks. Some of the older football fans may remember him as that hot prospect from 2004-ish with the potential to become what Messi is now but a horrendous tackle from Herman Hreidarsson ruined his entire career. Brooks had one thing to say at his press conference, 'I broke records as a player, I won't stop until I've broken all records as a manager.'